Lillee began his career as a terrifying paceman but learnt to outwit batsman as injuries took their toll later on. Though he played relatively few one-day internationals, he still ended his career with the second-best average of all the bowlers to have taken more than 100 wickets.

ODIs: 63; Wickets: 103; Average: 20.82; Economy rate: 3.58

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Every inch an athlete, the sight of Lee sprinting to the crease, launching into his action and hurling the ball down at lightning pace was a terrifying sight for batsmen. The fastest man to 300 ODI wickets, some 15 matches quicker than second-placed Waqar Younis, Lee's tally of nine five-wicket hauls is bettered only by Waqar and Muttiah Muralitharan.

ODIs: 221; Wickets: 380; Average: 23.36; Economy rate: 4.76

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The greatest left-arm seamer of all time? Wasim could do it all - move the ball in the air or off the pitch at extreme pace, all with the threat of a lethal bouncer and a tricky slower ball. The first man to 500 ODI wickets, and still the only pacer, Wasim was the leading wicket-taker in the 1992 World Cup, to date Pakistan's only success.

ODIs: 356; Wickets: 502; Average: 23.52; Economy rate: 3.89

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Due to gremlins in the works at BBC Towers we are in fact asking you for your best FAST BOWLERS of all time as part of our quest to assemble the greatest ODI XI.

Voting on four categories took place last week, with two votes taking place today. The vote result won't be revealed until the Tuffers & Vaughan show on BBC Radio 5 live tonight and on the BBC Sport website.

The fifth one is live now and we'll profile the contenders until 13:15 GMT. You can vote for one player, with the top three being selected as the team's fast bowlers. Terms and conditions are here. Happy voting!

View the full list of contenders here.

The final vote will take place later today.

Cristiano Ronaldo's agent has defended the player after he was criticised for throwing a 30th birthday party on Saturday, just hours after Real Madrid's 4-0 La Liga drubbing at Atletico.

Widely published images, which prompted angry reaction from Real fans on social media, showed Portugal captain Ronaldo and team-mates including James Rodriguez, Marcelo and Keylor Navas enjoying the festivities.

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Real president Florentino Perez was reportedly furious and Spanish media reported the fact that none of Real's Spanish players attended pointed to divisions in the squad.

But Jorge Mendes told Spanish radio: "Cristiano remains the world's best professional, the best in history. He was very upset at the defeat. He told me that he would be there for a very short time but that he had more than 40 children at the party and had to go."

BBC Wales Sport:, external The winner of the FA Trophy quarter-final between Wrexham and Halifax tomorrow will be at home to Torquay United in the first leg of the semi-final.

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Apologies - technical difficulties.

The vote for the best pace bowler to go into your greatest ODI XI is now live.

The results will be announced in a special Tuffers and Vaughan show tonight on 5 live Sport.

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The Scotland wheelchair curling team have suffered a 6-3 defeat to Paralympic silver medallists Russia in their latest round-robin match at the World Championships in Finland., external

It means the team have two wins and two losses from their four matches at the tournament after beating Germany and Sweden before losing 6-4 to China on Sunday evening.

They will next face Norway on Monday afternoon.

Ivory Coast won a dramatic penalty shootout 9-8 to defeat Ghana in the final of the Africa Cup of Nations last night. Here's a look at how mainstream and social media in Ivory Coast reacted to the outcome, courtesy of our colleagues at BBC Monitoring.

"Afcon 2015: Cote d'Ivoire wins the final, 23 years after its last trophy," said Abidjan.net. The website reports that a privately-owned Ivorian travel agency made available a special flight to transport supporters to Malabo in time for the final match. The website also reports that President Ouattara, riding in a convertible SUV, led a parade through the capital Abidjan on Sunday to celebrate the team's victory.

On Twitter, @Ssoo_90 said "This was only Sunday of the year when nobody complained that tomorrow is Monday. Victory to Les Elephants!" while @Kofi_Bartels said: "Lesson from the final match: It's not over until it's over. Even if you throw away your opportunities, don't stop trying."

@horlahniyih said: "Man City should just be nice and give Yaya Toure two weeks off to celebrate his #AFCON2015 Triumph", while musician Wyclef Jean said: "Wow congrats to @YayaToure & #leselephants. #BlackStars hold your head high." He added: "I wish Drogba was part of this team. He's done so much 4 #CIV. Reminds me of Maldini who retired just b4 Italy won the World Cup."

The Daily Star, external report that Manchester United are looking to sign Porto striker Jackson Martinez after sending scouts to watch him score against Primeira Liga minnows Moreiense at the weekend.

The Colombia international, who has scored 85 times in just 120 appearances for Porto, has a £27.5m release clause in his contract.

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Former Spurs and England striker Clive Allen knows a thing or two about playing up front on his own, having scored 49 goals for Tottenham in 1986-87. He told 5 live this morning that the current Spurs hot-shot Harry Kane could play a lone striking role for England.

"I think he should certainly be in the squad and I would be surprised if Roy Hodgson doesn't include him. I saw him walk through the door as a 16-year-old and had the pleasure of working with him for four years while I was on the staff. He was a fine young man, you could see he had a real desire to improve and the one thing I'd say - which unfortunately you don't say about a lot of young players - he had a passion for the game.

"It would be interesting to see how Roy Hodgson would use him, you could play him on his own with a five man midfield and Harry leading the line because I think that's his best position."

Kyle D Evans:, external Surely Jose Fonte deserves a shout for player of the season - rock at the heart of the country's best defence.

Michael Stockton:, external Matic for Chelsea has been fantastic along with Hazard, Song for West Ham has also impressed.

Andrew Vickers:, external Hazard has been the X-Factor for the league's best team. Exactly what Robben provided in Mourinho's original Chelsea side.

Aston Villa boss Paul Lambert has been discussing his decision to drop striker Christian Benteke for Saturday's 2-1 home loss to Chelsea. Benteke had been leading the line for Villa during a six-match Premier League goal drought.

"It wasn't a hard decision to leave Christian out," said Lambert. "His form has dipped and that's by his own admission.

"I expect him to take it like any other player and fight to get back in the side. We shouldn't put everything on Christian though - it's not his sole responsibility to score, but his overall form wasn't up to the standard he can produce."

"Somebody coming in now will to galvanise things if he is the right man. The fans will want to see a transparent procedure for the managerial role here and that's what's happening.

"It's down to the quality of the players and their efforts for the fans and the owners - that will make the difference."

"Sandro is training today and will play in some U-21 games. He should be ready for Hull in a few weeks time. I was pleased with Adel (Tarrabt). He's not in 100% condition, but he's getting there. We'll see where he's at today.

"I had nothing to do with the Mauro Zarate issue in the window - if he trains well and works hard he'll feature for us."

"Richard (Dunne) and Nedum (Onuoha) are both out for a while, but the news with Charlie Austin is positive. He won't play tomorrow though. Rio (Ferdinand) will have a big role to play. He's in the squad for tomorrow."

"There was a lot to be positive about on Saturday. There was a lot for us to hold on to and to take on to (Tuesday's opponents) Sunderland. I won't tell you the team, I'll tell you that at 6.45pm tomorrow!"

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Staying with cricket and England seamer Chris Woakes hopes his 5-19 in the nine-wicket win against the West Indies in Sydney today will convince the selectors to give him the new ball for the team's opening World Cup match against Australia on Saturday.

"I'd like to think hopefully it is me," he said. "I've done it for roughly 10 games or so now. It would be nice to think that I will get the new ball.

"I'm sure they will be feeling as much pressure as we are. The opening game of a World Cup is a great opportunity for us to turn the Aussies over."

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Kumble spent 17 years as an integral member of the India attack, applying the brakes to the run-rate with his unfailingly accurate brand of quickish leg-breaks and top-spinners. In the 18 games he played across four World Cups, only twice did he fail to take a wicket.

ODIs: 271; Wickets: 337; Average: 30.89; Economy rate: 4.30

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The statistics alone are staggering: the all-time leading ODI wicket-taker, 10 five-wicket hauls, and 68 victims at an average of under 20 in 40 matches across five World Cups. But perhaps the greatest legacy of the man with the most flexible wrist in cricket was helping transform Sri Lanka from also-rans to one of the most feared sides in the one-day arena.